Living Things - 9ice

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Living Things Lyrics

Owo..., owo ni kan lole se ooo
Owo, owo, owo...
Owo ni kan lole se
Kudiratu llai
Owo

As living thing,
I wanna be ontop of things
I wanna be doing things
I wanna be controlling things
I wanna be tising
Yeh... ki n sa ti l'owo
Ole lob'omo je
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Wire wire...
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Money order
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Ole je come and marry
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Ah, ah, ah...

Awon temi sa'se
Won sa'se!!
Won sa'se loru moju
Won sa'se!!
Awon temi sa'se
Won sa'se!!
Lai foju kan'run
Beeni.
Ole sun, ole lagun
Ole sun, komo google
Ole sun, ole ran'run
Ole sun, ole o kaku
Yeh...
Money no dey fall from heaven
Se you know ooo
God no go come down from heaven
You better know ooo

As living thing,
I wanna be ontop of things
I wanna be doing things
I wanna be controlling things
I wanna be tising
Yeh... ki n sa ti l'owo
Ole lob'omo je
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Wire wire...
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Money order
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Olo je come and marry
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Ah, ah, ah

Human being, human being
We making money differently, differently
As a human being, human being
Ojo iku lojo isimi
Ah aha ah aha...
Till date na my pay go
Mo sise mo rere
Thank God is friday
Kajeye gbagbe osi ooo...
When you see me coming
Make way, make way, make way

As living thing,
I wanna be ontop of things
I wanna be doing things
I wanna be controlling things
I wanna be tising
Yeh... ki n sa ti l'owo
Ole lob'omo je
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Wire wire...
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Money order
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Olo je come and marry
Ki n sa ti l'owo
Ah, ah, ah

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Award winning Nigerian Artist 9ice, (born Abolore Akande on the 17th of January 1980s) known for his versatility, proverbial lyrics and unique style started his singing and writing career at the age of fourteen. Justifiable tagged “the hit maker”, 9ice conveys with his music, a new ethnic flavor and eclectic style that is uniquely his.

Years of studying the industry and refining his skills, has helped him develop his musical ideology and style. His powerful use of the Yoruba language and his lyrical abilities sets him apart from most artists in his genre and in his opinion is what makes him 9ice. This unique style, evident on all of his song some of which include his hit song Gongo Aso, Street Credibility, Party Rider, Little Money, Ganja Man, Talent dey waste as well as on collaborations like the song 'Ruggedy Baba' a hit track he did with Nigeria’s Ruggedman, and Le Fenu So, which he did with Lord of Ajasa, often leaves many listeners astonished at the magic of the delivery and the rhythmic harmony.

9ice, whose hit single “Gongo Aso” from his sophomore album also titled Gongo Aso has become a sort of national anthem in his home country, aspires to raise his game, push the creative envelope and transcend music stereotypes. He is working hard to build a solid, outstanding body of work that hopefully will outlive him. He aims in all ways to become a reference point for Nigerian artistes anywhere. Reminiscent of the likes of Fela, Youssour Ndour and Angelique Kidjo, he hopes to someday become a cultural ambassador with his music. He believes consistency, originality as well as old-fashioned hard work are the keys to achieving all these.

His award credits include 2009 Hip Hop World Artist of the Year, Song of the Year, and Album of the year as well as 2008 MOBO (Music of Black Origin) Best African Act, 2008 MTV Africa Music Awards Best Hip Hop Artist, 2008 Dynamix Awards Artist the Year, 2009 Future Awards Musician of the Year and many more. His music credits include collaborations with RuggedMan on the chart topping ‘RuggedyBaba’, the powerful social commentary ‘Make dem talk’ recorded with 2Shotz, as well as tracks from his first album “the Certificate”, and hit songs from his sophomore album “ Gongo Aso”, some of which include, Gongo Aso, Street Credibility, Pamurogo, Photocopy, to name a few. Some of his social recognitions include, Nigerian Youth Merit Award, Youth Ambasador for Peace and more. His musical influences range from Wyclef Jean to the Miliki Maestro, Ebenezer Obey. 9ice is without a doubt leaving his mark in the Afro hip-hop circle and worldwide. He currently has two albums to his name and is currently working on his third album titled “Tradition”.
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